Bergerie d'Alivon en Camargue

The accommodation comprises double rooms, a family room, a holiday home and a one-bedroom apartment. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a terrace with garden views. The Standard Double Room measures 12 m²; the connecting room and the family room each have 25 m². The former stands out for its balcony and two large double beds, while the latter has a large double bed and two sofa beds.

The holiday home and apartment each offer 50 m² and a kitchen. The holiday home has two separate bedrooms, a washing machine and a terrace overlooking the garden. The apartment combines a separate bedroom with a living room and sofa bed, as well as a kitchen equipped with a dishwasher. Both units also have a terrace and garden views; the apartment additionally has a balcony.

Private parking is free and available on site; it is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the shared areas. The accommodation has air conditioning, and several room types include a terrace or balcony. The garden, outdoor furniture and picnic area let you enjoy a meal or take a break outside. Sun loungers and pool or beach towels are also among the amenities on offer.

For meals, there is a café on site, and menus for special diets can be requested. The accommodation has a kettle or coffee machine; some units also include a kitchen, a fridge and a dishwasher. The units are equipped with a flat-screen TV. The garden and outdoor spaces are suited to relaxing, while cycling and horse riding are among the activities available nearby. Heating and a private entrance complete the facilities.

The Camargue stretches between the Rhône and the Mediterranean, with vast plains, ponds and farmland. Around Arles, the landscape alternates between marshes, rice fields and pastures where horses and bulls are raised. This part of the delta appeals to travellers who want to discover nature and Camargue traditions while visiting a city rich in history. The region’s villages and estates also reveal a rural way of life shaped by water and the seasons.

Pont de Gau Bird Park offers trails where you can observe marsh birds, including flamingos. The Camargue Museum presents the history and activities of the delta. In Arles, the Arles Amphitheatre recalls the city’s Roman heritage; you can explore the old town on foot, among monuments and ancient lanes. Camargue Regional Nature Park offers more landscapes to discover, from sansouires and lagoons to the coast. The property is 11 km from the bird park and 17 km from the Arles Amphitheatre.

A car makes it easier to travel between natural sites, villages and the centre of Arles. For a day out, you can spend the morning birdwatching, then head to Arles to visit its monuments and wander through the streets of the centre. Spring and autumn are pleasant for walks, with generally milder temperatures; summer days are suited to outings early in the morning or in the late afternoon. The landscapes change with the seasons, and the ponds attract a wide variety of migratory birds.